Funeral services set for Mink Creek resident
Funeral services will be held at Mink Creek on August 2 at 10 am conducted by Rev Klinchuk with interment in Mink Creek cemetery. Eggerteen's funeral home handles arrangements. Pallbearers named Frykas, Prykas, Manchur, and others from Ethelbert. The deceased attended Bar shew school in Mink Creek and lived in Ethelbert District most of life with parents Mr and Mrs Alex Frykas and several brothers and sisters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Ce
John
Plains
Sara
Venlow
Steve
Walter
Ernie
Ethelbert
Peter Wor.onewski
Mary
Ls Broquirie
Mike Bormanitz
Nellie
Ray Laddasier
Anne
Florida
USA
Paul Manehur
Stella
Rowat
Sask
Car Crash Leaves One Injured Near Park Gate
A northbound car carrying six people overturned at 12 35 am Sunday on the hill two miles south of the park gate on No 10 highway. Earl Ramage of Winnipeg was hospitalized with a vertebra injury. five other passengers had minor injuries. The occupants included Allan Allard, Mrs Earl Ramage, Audrey Johnson, Ford Lennartz of Flin Flon, and Carol Wardle of Flin Flon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Gate
No 10
Earl Ramage
Winnipeg
Allan Allard
Audrey Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Ford Lennartz
Dau Phin
Flin Flon
Carol Wardle
Record Fair Attendance Tops 26 000 at Manitoba Exhibition
The Dauphin Manitoba fair drew about 26 000 total visitors, a 5 900 rise from 1955, aided by three rain-free days. Champion horses and showy light horses highlighted the event, with notable wins by Mrs. D. Lytle Portage la Prairie and performance by Cam Williamson. Officials included Gus Arnal Jack Robertson and Bert McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
DMCC
Dauphin
J. J. Boyd
Michalyshen Brothers
Oakburn
Cam Williamson
Park Drive In Suppressed by Rural Ban on Sunday Midnight Shows
Dauphin Park Drive In faces shutdown after rural municipality warns it will enforce by law restricting drive-in theatre operations between 1:00 midnight Saturday and 7:00 am Monday. Operators seek clarification and possible legal remedy while appealing for a solution allowing Sunday midnight screenings. Local officials note intent to revoke license if shows proceed without approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
Kin Theatre
Canad
Ae Ee
Dauphin Park
Solicito
Dauphin
Dauphin Theatre
M. F. Szewczyk
Szewczyk
Dauphin Leads Queen Race at Elks Regatta Beach Event
Miss Pat Patton holds 19340 votes in the Dauphin led Regatta Queen contest four days before the Ochre Beach event. Audrey Sandstrom and Maslove trail in second and third with 8030 and 5690 votes as outside areas lag. The day features kiddies beach parade, races, midway rides, speed boat demos, fireworks and the Northern Manitoba Horseshoe tournament run alongside the Elks holiday regatta on Monday August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Patton
Dauphin
Elks
Audrey Sandstrom
Minnedosa
Maslove
Roblin
Elks Committees
Dan Hnatiuk
Peter Neufeld
the Elks
Fry
Manitoba
Ochre Beach
Ted Lozanski
Souris
H. Snart
Stan Giles
J. Found
Gilbert Plains
W. Galloway
F. R., Coles
Government Officials Begin Northern Tour With Welcome Here
Premier D J Campbell leads six cabinet ministers and 35 MLAs on a northern Manitoba tour aboard a special train. United Kingdom Trade Commissioner Stewart Smith and Mrs Smith join officials as they tour Swan River Churchill and The Pas detouring to view a Red Cross railway car serving the 356 mile northern stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. United Kingdom
Stewart Smith
Top Winners At Fair Get Good Returns
Big prize winners at this year’s fair earned substantial sums. Notables include Mrs. Doug Lytle Portage la Prairie winning for light horses with $170 and Art Rampton for cattle Guernseys at $140. Other high awards went to A J Rankin Sors Killarney $139 Nick Rath Ste Rose cattle $119 and several more across heavy horses cattle and light horses. Industrial exhibition prizes favored many women with significant cheques plus merchandise awards to Roberta Dunfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Lytle
Portage la Prairie
Art Rampton
Guernseys
A. J. Rankin
Sors
Killarney
Nick Rath
Ste Rose
T. W. Kristolovich
Cardale
Glen Powell
Rex Boughen
Cam Williamson
Brandon
Joe Bodnar
Fred Davisgaard
A. E. Willison
M. Neil
Miss Letitia Roe Receives 28 Years of Service Honor
Miss Letitia C Roe of 14 Fifth Avenue NW retires after 28 years with the Department of Health and Public Welfare Dauphin district. A farewell dinner at the Hamilton Hotel honored her with congratulations from officials and colleagues across Winnipeg Flin Flon The Pas Swan River Portage la Prairie and Dauphin offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia C. Roe
Fifth ‘Avenue NW
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Dauphin District
Hamilton Hotel
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
Pas
Swan River
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Graeme Simpson
W. D. Armatage
Carl MacKenzie
R. W. Bond
K. ©. Mackenzie
Canadian Association of Social Workers
Manitoba Employees Association
Livestock Exhibits Shine at 1956 Agricultural Fair
Agricultural Society President Howard Campbell praised rising interest and strong entries in horses, cattle, and sheep. He noted heavy draft teams and light horse shows, a booming 4 H rally, full industrial hall, and broad community support despite weather risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
The
Howard Campbell
Cairy
Campbell
Pari-Mutuel Race Meet Proves Popular At Fair Grounds
A two day pari mutuel race meet at the fair generated 3532 dollars, up 726 from last year, praised by RCM police for orderly operation. Notables include Raymond Guy in race one, Bradine Russell winning race two, Linda Jean Baker second, and Voline Brisa with consecutive wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCM
Reg Kachanoski
Raymond Guy
D. W. Brown
Bradine Russell
R. Anderson
Linda Jean Baker
Stanley Jackson
Guay Murphy
Voline Brisa
W. L. East
Clarence Cagne
Shep McCreary
A. Laderault
Prize Winners in Fair Livestock Classes
The listing details prize winners across stallions and fillies in various ages, plus Get of sire, champion mares, general and specialty classes, saddle horses, ponies, and teams. Named exhibitors include J. J. Boyd, Michalyshen Bros, Tom Hicks, J. Ross Stables, and others from Oakburn, Brandon, and Portage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boyd
Michalyshen Bros
Oakburn
J. J. Boyd
Lloyd
Peast
J. Ross
Tom Hicks
Joe Bodnar
J. Ross Stables
Isabella
Tom Hicks- Jean Kettles
Brandon
Sheep and Hunter Show Results At Brandon Fair
Animal show entries include lightweight and middleweight hunters from Lilla Gord Stables, Cam Williamson, Joe Bodnar, and Brandon. Prizes list ram and ewe classes with breeders Lloyd Hatch Mrs A Pyne B R Bennett and others. champions named Lloyd Hatch and B R Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Williamson
Brandon
Joe Bodnar
Lilla Gord Stables
Tom Hicks
Lilla Gord
Lil
la Gord Stables
Suffolk
Lloyd Hatch
Oak Lake
A. Pyne
Ashville
Lloyd Peast
A. L. Pyne
Ewe
A. L.pyne
Ewe Lamb
A. L Pyne
Pen
Three Lambs
Lloyd Hatcs
Ram
B. R. Bennett
AL. Pyne
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Wits
Mrs. Lytle
Doris McCallum
Lorna McKee
Winston McKee
Cliff Foster
Ochre River
Linda Scott
Regina
Gus Arnal
Ste. Rose
Jack Robertson
Bert McLaughlin
Elks’ Regatta
Ochre
Pat Pollon
Oliphant Brothers
Oliphant
Shire
Scotland
Harry
Alex
James
Dan Ietoria
Kirkcaldy
Fife
Edinburgh
S. E. McLean
J. E. Burton
Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Campbell
Churchill
Fair Get Good
Miss Roe
Azoff Baker
T. W. Kristalovitch
Markalyshen Bros
Ken Boyd
Lloyd Poast
TW. Kristalovitch
Alex Rooks
J Ross
Cam Wiliamson
Jean Kettles
Clift Foster
Betty Strang
Kathleen Houston
Western Saddle Horse
Tom Hicks-Jean Kettles
Allan Winters
Cla . Foster
Kath
Leen Houston
Pat McGuirk
Fred Damsgaard
Callum McH
Charlie McKee
McCallum Ranch
Mervin McKee
Doris
McCallum
Winston
Brian Damsgaard
Lorna Mc
Kee
Doris McCallun
Brian Damegaard
Cecil McLean
Doris McCallure
Ceal J. McLean
Shirley Arthurs
Cecil J. McLean
D. Lytle
Portage
Ivan Thompson
Basswood
ram—Lloyd Hatch
Shropshire
Deloraine
Owe
B. Bennett
Shearling
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